Updating invites with covid date change

Would you go the funny route of crossing it out with a red pen and writing the new date in?

I also think that people wouldn't really care if you had a sticker that didn't quite match. Or you could order stickers from a small business and send them a picture of your invite so then can get the colour close?

If I were a guest and I received this, I would probably contact you to confirm the date, because it kinda looks like a typo. I understand not wanting to purchase a full new set of invites, but I would definitely reach out to the company you bought them from and explain your situation. They might give you a deal since you don't need envelopes and it was covid related. But if that's not an option, I would opt for a sticker or label rather than writing over the original date.

I'm not sure where you ordered from, but I reached out to Minted for ours and they offered to reprint our Save the Dates for free. We opted to just email our guests the new date and will instead be using the large discount they offered towards the invites. It may be worth reaching out to the vendor to see if they're willing to help since this was pushed due to Covid.

My vote is to either make light of it by very obviously crossing out the old date, writing "Take Two!" or "Re-do!" or something, and of course noting the new date......or to do stickers or re-print the invites. It depends on what suits you and the budget the best!

I made our invitations myself, and the "date" spot said "feb 28 2021" so I used white out over the date and just redid them. The white out was the same color as the paper, and i matched my pen with the print.

I agree with the PP that it's not about "rules" or "etiquette", but about clear information. It's really important that your guests know the right date to show up! So if it's not 100% clear, then another editing method would be better.